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March 21, 2005

Preparing For Higher R&D Costs, Cardiome Raises $51M For Trials

Expecting an increase in research and development costs this year, Cardiome Pharma Corp. is raising $51 million in a public offering to continue its clinical programs for atrial fibrillation and congestive heart failure. (BioWorld Today) Read More

BIO Ventures Pushes Biotech Involvement In Global Issues

Distinct EGFR Mutations Found Among Smokers, Nonsmokers

Northwest Biotherapeutics Gets Key Patent For Cancer Therapy

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Appointments And Advancements

NIH changes set industry up for workforce, ideas drought

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On March 1, 2025, former NIH director Francis Collins’ announced that he had fully resigned from the NIH, where he continued to lead a laboratory after his...

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Roche looks to grow with sequencing by expansion tech

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Roche Holding AG revealed plans to launch its sequencing by expansion technology next year, raising the possibility that rival Illumina Inc. could face a real run...

Illustration of Magnet Biomedicine's Trueglue platform

Magnet, Eli Lilly sign $1.25B molecular glue deal for oncology

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About 17 months after emerging from stealth with its Trueglue discovery platform, Magnet Biomedicine Inc. has joined with Eli Lilly and Co. to discover, develop...